Comments by "K X" (@kx7500) on "Who Is Barre Seid? Secretive Tycoon Gives Record $1.6 Billion to Fund GOP Takeover of the Courts" video.

  1. "freedom isn't the issue" that literally contradicted your whole comment.
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  2. Fascism has always been favoured by the ruling class.
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  3. bingo
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  4. america never elected trump. He lost the majority. he was never legitimate.
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  5.  @bestrongandcourageousdevot296  I looked it up and you're actually mostly correct, sorry for being a bit dismissive, however there's a bit of a asterisk here in how there's a ton of loopholes corporations can jump through in the US to escape that high rate. Regardless though you were more correct here than I was. Still though, it isn't close to enough. To imply corporations in the states pay their fair share and yknow, don't buy the elections and a ton of laws put in place would be delusional. Corporate power needs to be dissolved into the hands of the people.
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  6.  @SuburbanConan  no, I don't.
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  7.  @selecttravelvacations7472  cope
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  8.  @shawnchurch316  lol ok yt replier
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  9.  @terryjimenez7232  those are literally the same
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  10.  @massivecumshot  Consumerist boycotts are literally the weakest form of activism just under "thoughts and prayers"
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  11. cope
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  12. it's not his money
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  13.  @patland1762  I agree with not supporting blind hatred at the wealthy, and hatred in general for that matter like tankies do, but you must understand that at a certain point it's literally physically impossible for one person to legitimately obtain that much wealth, like in the hundreds of millions let alone billionaires. no amount of "hard work" is the reason for that wealth, it's exploitation. That's how our economy works unfortunately and why I say their wealth is illegitimate.
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  14.  @patland1762  CHill with the term "evil" no I dont think they were literally h*tler, but regardless of how benevolent a ruler of society is, they're still a ruler regardless. And even then yes, those people were bad men, though I know less about packard. Look into it bud, you only hear about the marginal good they do because they want that to be the case. It's like Al Capone donating to orphanages and shit after all the destruction he did, though if what he did were legal I wonder if you'd excuse his actions more. Hell even then every billionaire commits a ton of crime lol
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  15.  @5rings16  ok bootlicker
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  16.  @bestrongandcourageousdevot296  loooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
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  17. ok fash
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  18. npc
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  19.  @lostmusichits  politically illiterate beacon^^^^^^^
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